Pink Saddle News
My appreciation to Amy, with Simco Longhorn, who helped me design this saddle. Amy, thank you so much for putting your dedication and support. 

Thank you to Melissa and Kasha with Silver Buckle Services. Without their remarkable talent and devotion to such a fulfilling cause, this web site and the pictures, speaking the fruits of our labors, would not be possible. Angels do exist and in cyber space, as well. 

Our Pink Happens, saddle was sponsored for this years' selected Canadian Finals Rodeo Queen, as she will also be a representative for The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. Tara Surgery will be attending our own National Finals in Las Vegas this year to represent Canada as their Rodeo Queen, as well as continuing her efforts to support The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. 


During the Queens' selection process, the contestants visited many different organizations. The saddle was the biggest hit at their visit to the children's hospital, in which several youngsters sat on the saddle while these beautiful ladies visited with the children .



Congratulations to Tara, on becoming Canada's 2007 CFR Queen.

Pink Travel News
I wanted to thank you for your prayers & support.  For those of you who do not already know, Stevie & I, just returned from the Canadian National Finals in Edmonton, Alberta~Canada.

These pictures were not taken from just a seat in the stands, but Stevie Ann & I had the wonderful experience to be 'down on the dirt' , as some say or rather behind the scenes for 3 full days.  We were honored with an invitation to attend the Canadian National Finals Rodeo.  Jo-Anne, a director to their queens contestants, encouraged us to attend the all important 'Pink Night' at the finals.   

This night was dedicated to the survivors of breast cancer, fighting for a cure and research.  All were encouraged to show their support by wearing Wranglers' Tough Enough to Wear Pink shirts.  The invite for us to attend came about through Jo-Anne and her purchase of the saddle in which I designed in my own efforts to support breast cancer.  This saddle was sponsored for this years' selected CFR's rodeo queen, as she will also be a representative for The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.  She will be attending our own National Finals in Las Vegas this year to represent Canada as their Rodeo Queen, as well as continuing her efforts to support The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.  

During the queens' selection process, the contestants visited many different organizations.  The saddle was the biggest hit at their visit to the children's hospital, in which several youngsters sat on the saddle while these beautiful ladies visited with the children (picture coming soon).  Congratulations to Tara Surgery on becoming Canada's 2007 queen.  This remarkable young lady will be representing Canada, along with my saddle beside her, as a symbol to her support to breast cancer. 

Here is a little taste of our overwhelmingly thankful experience.